Reimagining Care/Work Policies

Outputs

We are producing a wide range of knowledge outputs for academics, researchers, policy experts, community service providers,  and the general public. Here you will find books, journal articles and book chapters, selected presentations and panels, and reports. The RC/W has partially or fully funded these outputs.

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Que devrait faire le Québec avec 900 millions $ en surplus de congés parentaux?

Mathieu, S (2024)

Options Politiques

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What should Quebec do with $900 million in parental leave surpluses?

Mathieu, S. (2024)

Policy Options

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Canada Country Note

Doucet, A., Lero, D.S., McKay, L., Mathieu, S., Ragued, S., Thompson, K., & Tremblay, D.-G. (2024)

International review of leave policies and research

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Partager le congé parental pour endiguer les inégalités de genre

Mathieu, S., Ragued, S., & Dutil, M.-J. (2024)

Politiques Sociales

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3 lessons from MP Karina Gould’s parental leave that could help all Canadian families

Doucet, A. (2024)

The Conversation

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Improved employment policies can encourage fathers to be more involved at home

de Laat, K., Gerhardt, A., & Doucet, A. (2023)

The Conversation

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More than employment policies? Parental leaves, flexible work and fathers’ participation in unpaid care work

de Laat, K., Doucet, A., & Gerhardt, A. (2023)

Community, Work & Family

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Canada Country Note

Doucet, A., Lero, D.S., McKay, L., Mathieu, S., Ragued, S., Thompson, K., & Tremblay, D.-G. (2023)

International review of leave policies and research

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Loosen eligibility criteria to EI parental benefits to improve inclusion

Mathieu, S. (2023)

Policy Options

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Policy Brief: Access to Parental Benefits in Canada

Mathieu, S (2023)

The Vanier Institute of the Family

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